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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLI, Issue XLI, 11 July 1921, Page 4

1 7(1 ACKJua, freehold, Te Aroha; I • vl.- in centre of a good dairying dutrict; «U in fair pasture, but can be very greatly improved. Buildings consist of a 5-roomeJ house, but owner would oonfiidar erecting a oowehed if required. ALSO 95 acres freehold, and 100 acres freehold of the same class of land. Price £40 per acre. Terms £5 per acre cash for any of the above sections, which we can highly recommend. 540 ACRES freehold, Waverley 'district; suitable for either dairying or fattening; subdivided into '25' convenient paddocks; well watered and nearly all ploughable. Buildings consist'of an 8-roomed house, woolshed, and 12-bailed cowshed; within li miles of a school post office and factory. Price £55 per acre. Terms £5000 cash, balance for term of years. Owner would consider exchange for a sheep farm. GLENN & WILLIAMS, Land, Stock, and Station Agents, WANG-INIF

SMITH AND EASTON, LAND AGENTS. WE have a good catalogue of Town , and suburban properties. Intending purchasers should inpeect these before purchasing elsewhere. £1850''SECURES 3 acres approx.; 4roomed house, scullery, bath, wash-house,( fixed-in copper and tubs, electric light, fowlhouse, etc., Only £575 cash Owner j leaving the district. 9 ACRES, 5-roomed house; hot and cold water, electric light, bathroom, wash-bouse, copper and tubs; all conveniences. £1750. Easy terms. J-ACRE, 4-roomed house; pantry, bathroom, hot and cold water, electric lihgt; town drainage; detached waeh-house. £1200. £300 cash. J-ACRE 2 perches; centre of Hawera; 6-roomed house; hot and cold water,', gas, electric light, gas ring, bathroom, wash-house, scullery, lawns back and front. £1500. Only £200 cash. J-ARCE, Normaaby; 5-roomed house; bathroom, scullery, electric light, hot and cold water, wash-house. £1000. Easy etrms. See this early. v If you desire to sell let us know. F.-.W. STEVENS, V Land Representative, Phone 28. P.O. Box 17P.

TO MOTORISTS AND USERS OF RUBBER GOODS. THE PARA RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED, have just landed a new stock of lace-up gum boots and 'kneehigh gum boots, both for ladies' and men's uae, which we are able to sell at 17s .6d per pair up. Big reductions in all motor tyres and other goods; f-in Dunlop hose at 10d per foot. Call and pay us a visit. Corner High and Princes Street, HAWERA. . PJione 424: Private Phone 557. ' PLANTING^ SEASON, 1921. MAY TO AUGUST. LARGE Stocks of hardy, well-grown . plants. Hedging.—Ake Ake, Escalionia, Eleagnus. Tree Lucerne, etc. Shelter.—Pines, Macrocarpas, Gums, Boxthorn. Berberry, etc. Fruit trees, Roses Ornamentals, and general nursery lines. Inspection invited. I offer only varieties which I hare proved suitable to this district. Delivery free in Hawera and eul<u'*hs, and on rail. Igents: Smith and Easton, Central Mart. G. H. MILLS, Waihi Nurseries, Ketemarae Road, Normanby . P.O. Box 8.

OWNER LEAVING FOll ENGLAND. IMMEDIATE SALE. IMMEDITE POSSESSION—ONLY £1000 CASH. QQA ACKIS at Ail grasegd «/^-U bat 50 acres; carrying 1000 sheep and 170 cattle, and 15 horses; 300 acres bullock or dairying country; good locality; easy access, handy to markets; large woolshed with, machines; 7-roomed honse; phone; hot and cold water. Balance of money 4 years at 5£ per «nt. if sale made quickly. W. B. CIESEN, DARGAVILLE,

NOTICE. CARS FOR HIRE NIGHT OR DAY. (jones'&'feters, . High & Victoria Sts., Hawera 'Phone 153. Night 'Phone 39. NOTICE. THE Business known as Hooker's Art Gallery" is now under new management and will be run on up-to-date lines by ' •l. s. polson, ' art dealer & picture framer We will thank you for Inspection. Our Ambition is to Satisfy. "[EDWARD iy/J"ASON, M.A.V.M.A. VETERINARY SURGEON. Office: Tiddy and Co. or Tait Bros.. Also at O'Hagan'a. Eltham. K. D. ATTWOOD. ! SIGNWRITER. Honour Boards, Calico and Paper ; Signs, House and Motor Plates, Show Cards, etc. SHOW WORK A SPECIALTY. Nelson St., next Hopkirk's. OSWALD G. LAMBERT, VETERINARY SURGEON. TSARTURITION and CASTRATION | ■*- Cases a specialty. Office: West-wood's Pharmacy; also Mclnnes' Pharmacy, Stratford. There is no inferior or low grade tea,' used in Nelson, Moate's blends. They , purchase direct, through their own office in Ceylon, and their importations are carefully selected.—Aclvt. m.u'.f. v